The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-13
Arsuud the Track

vi tn6 lou Oh nore6s now on the SICK
list at the track Jim Gray 10 the m ct
prominent. He was attacked about
ten days ago, hut ia improving. Gil.
maldi, in d. I. Pulsiier's stab 10, also
had u alight attack, but is rounding to
In good form, and will be trained for
the met ny here.
Cuban Queen, belonging to Pat Cor
ryan, WIS also on the SICK list, and she
has MT yet fully recovered. 1t is
doubtful If Jim Gray can be gotten in
fojm for the meeting in this city.
Sir Joseph is prob .bly the most
prominent horss now la good heal h
ut the track. He il looking we'll and
taking his preliminary exercise with
guslo.
Montana Regent, X .loolsh, Ban.
burg, Ro.e. Mary Payne, Fast, aud
Lucas, belonging to joan d. Morris.
sey, are all in good heslsh and gallop
toelr mile daily in alb ,ut / $50.
The came can be sa'd of Dan Lee
mssney's string, Consisting OF Climax,
Longview, Petticost, Little Minnie,
Skobelsff, Phil Lewis, Belle Brock
and B wn Duke.
The stable OF Brannon Bros. is also
doing well, and includes Bootblack,
Bob swim, Rio Grende, Ovid, ]. J.
Healy and several 2 year Odds.
Campbell d FeGton have portion
Of their string at New Orleans, but
will ship Thorn back here next week.
PuDks, Lsfi To and Jim Gray have
been hers all the time. The two for
mer are doing we'll, and the lighl
weight that Ls6tte carries 10 the
Suburban has given him winning
chance in the estimation of some OF
the horsemen at the tack.
Gray & Co, have Il NINA Msnley,
Wicklow. John Gray, Dyer, Cactus
and g. versl yearIings.
d. T. Pulsiier, in addition to Sir
Joseph, has old ToxgatheIer, King
Robin end Brolhe Baa.
Free Kuignt Is the rslisncs of Pa
O5rrigsn. He has q slight cough, but
nothing serloui, aud mas i'm T we'd
wonderfully in appearance. He has
veral valuable engagements ia tue
Ept, and may prove dangerous in the
Br Ioklyn handic.p and in the Sub
urnau.
Ekwood in Waiter B. Grsis's stable,
Is also In good ioim Fine on, prom
ising Tires year Old ia this stable, is
t d tor tue Louisville ID Iby, and
Yes promise # osing h,ard from be-
I re- the seseon clos
Ed ClrIigau, noswi hstsndirg his
misio tuue, i'll has the largest nun
her in lis sta ple, They are: eelsud,
Modttty, j Dn'e Tray, ST. VT Jert me-,
linda, ewirey, Irish Pa Isaac Muir
phy, Tartar, W. X, Wood .ard, 81 ter
Mo I,H ~ Teln I sha.S* Ony,
ami tSenty-ooe 2 year olds Tartar
aud Hlnda are sti.i bLf ri' g ON u
preva lilg dleease. 1t is probable
however, thst she and JeuDie rrsacy,
Carey and Steve Jerome will b. /
form TO race here, and ole or two OF
these will be Sc ect to carry the
colOIs OF their owner In the Derby
Freeland wintered well, aid there Ia
strong hopes OF him being able TO stand
tran lug this season. M dtsty ais
seems to have gone through thu win
ter well, and If SIC is the NJ des'y Of
two yeas ago what horse Can bet ner
for the Suburban With thu favorable
weight thst has been allowed herr
Among the other Deroy entries
hers la addition To those nsmed, are
Van, in HONG Broe.' stable, BAnbuig,
Owl and Brother B n.
A new stable hes been erected for
Capt L 8 Browns sting, which win
tr d at M bile hut will participate
at rhe meeting here.
The lat at arrivals at the the track
were thu stables OF R j. Lucas and
Lucas Tnrner The former has seven,
Including Philip & Ksene, Porter
Ashe, Dudl y Oaks and Alfr7d. Lu-
Q Turner has ioir two ear olds.
In nd litIon to those men Toned, the
folio wing owners havs horses ut the
track: Z l.. Carmichael, John Grey
or, Wm. Mulkey, l. X. Ketchum A
Is. Goodwin, viii j. jones, U. H
Racket, Pswnee Stables and U.
w a heriord.
Toess will be augmented by the
New o leans contirge t,smong whom
are q. B Morris a. q r bert Tucker.
Thus 1t will b. seen that the outlook
for arousing msetinI was never more
promising. There will also be stab es
hero from Texas and other Western
pointe, and probably two or three
frnr, N,shu,lIa